Public notice orders for administration and probate in Gratiot
District probate in Gratiot County handles petitions for appointing Alice Holliday as administrator for Reuben Holliday estate and hearings set for August. Other notices include final administration accounting for Anton Nalike, and a chancery suit to quiet title on land in Michigan with defendants unnamed. Public notices appear in Alma Record.
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Gran
Ithaca
Wil
Mondanac Seaver
Jude of Stromabe
Reuben Holliday
Alice T
Anid
Alice Holliday
Usid Prostate
Asia Record
Isaac & Silavith
Neves
State of Michigan
County of Gratiot
Coutey
A.D. Ad. Pabzeeriit
Walac
Beaver
Propate
Anton Nalike
William A. Mahtke
Rolly
Alma Record
Isaacs Shay Een
Protrate
Kelly S. Shake
Chemit Ju
Michigan
Local Markets Quoted Prices and Produce Listings
Market quotations updated weekly list grain hay and clover seed prices, live stock and dressed meats rates, poultry hides and tallow values, vegetables fruits and dairy figures. Includes butter eggs and manufacturer notices, plus a testimonial promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills from Rev H Stubenwoll of Allison Iowa.
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Parson
Rev. H. Stubenwoll
Allisonia
Dr. King
Indians Progress With Commission Form of Government
Affiliated Kiowa Comanche and Apache tribes plan a nine member commission to govern tribal affairs, with four Comanches three Kiowas and two Apaches. The move follows Quanah Parker’s death and seeks congressional approval for a business commission to oversee tribally run matters.
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Quanah Parker
White Parker
Congress
George Hunt
Hie Interior
Ferris
United States Treasury
Judge Explains Divorce Prevention for Couples and In-Laws
Chicago judge Judge Petit discusses marital stability blaming mostly mothers in laws for divorces. He urges wives and husbands to court daily, avoid quoting relatives, give small gifts, keep home and appearance tidy, pursue shared hobbies, and engage in frequent dating to strengthen marriage and deter separations.
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Petit
Chicago
Co operative buying and selling in grange work noted
State Master Stetson of Maine explains intelligent cooperative buying as a core grange principle. The article details cooperative trade across states, citing Maine Pomona groups, Connecticut exchanges, Michigan purchases, Ohio contracts, Kansas stores, and New York trade, with substantial savings and growing member participation.
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Stetson
Malne
Order
Pomons Oranges
Maine
Connecticut
Michigan
Fruit Belt
Ohio
Grange
Kansas
State Grange
One Grange Insurance Company
New York State
Eringe
Pennsylvania
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Puyalino and Simmer Fruit Growers’ Association of
Washington State
Voltaire
Fom
Blood tests on Pike's Peak by British surgeons
Dr J A Haldane and Dr Gordon Douglas of Oxford arrived in Colorado Springs to conduct six week tests on high altitude effects on blood. They will be aided by Dr Yombell Henderson of Yale and Dr EC Setiwelder of Colorado College under the Royal Society for Scientific Research. Tests will later move to Cripple Creek and other Colorado high points, after tests on Pike's Peak. Girls learn to shoot in Trenton church youth club.
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J. A. Haldane
Gordon Douglas
Oxford University
Colorado Springs
Yombell Henderson
Yale
EC. Setiwelder
Colorado College
Royal Society For Scientific Research
Haldane
Douglas
Africa
Berrow Peak
Mike
PLAN DOUBLE DECK STREET PROJECT NEARS APPROVAL
After a luncheon at a La Salle hotel with city officials and the Chicago plan commission, the double deck plan for Michigan avenue from Randolph to Ohio street was adopted. It envisions a double deck bascule bridge with 222 foot plazas at the approaches and separate levels for light and heavy traffic to reduce interference with wholesale riverfront traffic.
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Chicago Plan Commission
Michigan Avenue
Randolph Street
Chicago River
Ohio Street
Quarter novels coming in era of cheap paper covers
An eastern publisher at the Palmer House book fair in Chicago predicts cheap paper covers will end abort time fiction for summer readers in twenty two cent editions. He says pasteboard or cloth bound volumes and deluxe editions of top six sellers are doomed and authors will earn little after retailer and publisher deductions. He foresees a revolution with no more $1 books as readers refuse high leisure hour prices.
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Palmer House
Chicago
Oil on Streets Triggers Eye Ailment Panic in Norwalk
In South Norwalk, Connecticut residents report yellow eyelids and falling lashes tied to an eye irritation termed oily eye. Doctors warn of a citywide outbreak linked to street oil, noting trolley motormen are among the affected. Over 100,000 gallons of oil have been laid on city streets this summer.
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Norwalk
Conn
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Lage
Ithacan
Seaver
Amanita
Alnim Record
Iraac
BICAV
Conuty of Gratiot
Anthony
Gore
Grat Filiscata
George P Gore
Mid
Amid Corpismant
Auid
George F. Gare
George P. Gore
G. Tuttle
Alina Record
Maid County
Sesigna
Indore
Ferry Soticlint
DOI
NSW
Eciss
J. I
McCormick, Deering, Champion
Milwaukee Binders
J. M. Montigel & Son
E. Superior St
Alma
Three Tribes
Commission
Dreas
Hushred
Cty
the Grange
4. W. Darrow
Chatham, WN. Y
Gram Review
Genas
Pike's Peak
Broad Street Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Trenton
N. J
Girl Rangers
William Stone
George Mills
Mich
Lb College Ave
Hell Poone
Wis
Marquette
Grand Rapids
Belding
Greenville
GY. Wright Ima
Over Economy Shoe
Crandell & Scott
Neta Deis and
Inbathery
Union
Convis & Convis
Insurance
P. W. Greaser
Pollasky Block
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